Our settlement software makes it safe for both sides in a negotiation to be
honest about their best, most conciliatory number. It is AWESOME!
In 18 minutes our settlement software will allow you to find out:
Settlement Testing is billed at a modest flat fee, payable by both sides. The fee includes:
Choose a side in a million dollar case – and see for yourself how the Settlement
Testing software works.
In this scenario, your goal is to settle for $1 million. So if you negotiate as a Plaintiff, start at $2 million, and work your way down. If you negotiate as a Defendant, start a $200,000 and work your way up. You will be very cold at the beginning, but try testing lots of numbers, and watch how the thermometer gets warmer when you and your opponent both have a new number in the system. To start over, simply refresh your page.
Settlement Testing allows you to negotiate settlements faster and with less risk.
Settlement Testing makes it safe for both sides to be honest about their settlement position. That is why a few short minutes of Testing will tell you whether the other side is serious about resolving the case.
18 minutes
Once a number is submitted, the other side will receive a notification on their screen letting them know you've submitted an offer/demand.
Your number will remain confidential. Once your opponent submits their counter, the difference in your numbers will be represented by the temperature in our thermometer.
First Court has facilitated over 1700 virtual mediations over the past 4 years. In that time, our format has been able to resolve disputes over 80% of the time.
On average our clients have reportedly saved over 30+ hrs per file using our innovative platform.
Your offers/demands are never disclosed to the opposing party. Ensuring their numbers are not influenced by yours.
Making it safe for both parties to be honest.
No
There is no limit.
(On avg, there are 15-20 exchanges during an 18-minute settlement testing session.)
Each demand must be lower than their last.
If either side attempts to decrease their offers or increase their demands, they will be met with an error message.
Each offer must be higher than their last.
If either side attempts to decrease their offers or increase their demands, they will be met with an error message.
Sure. That's completely up to you.
No. They cannot figure this out. But the warmer it gets, the easier it'll become for parties to have a rough idea of where their opponent is at. This builds confidence-Exactly what settles cases!
Sure. That's up to you.